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Anomaly Detection Utilizing One-Class Classification—A Machine Learning Approach for the Analysis of Plant Fast Fluorescence Kinetics

Stresses · 18 Nov 2024 · 10.3390/stresses4040051

Abstract

The analysis of fast fluorescence kinetics, specifically through the JIP test, is a valuable tool for identifying and characterizing plant stress. However, interpreting OJIP data requires a comprehensive understanding of their underlying theory. This study proposes a Machine Learning-based approach using a One-Class Support Vector Machine anomaly detection model to effectively categorize OJIP measurements into “normal”, representing healthy plants, and “anomalies”. This approach was validated using a previously published dataset. A subgroup of the identified “anomalies” was clearly linked to stress-induced reductions in photosynthesis. Furthermore, the percentage of these “anomalies” showed a meaningful correlation with both the progression and severity of stress. The results highlight the still largely unexploited potential of Machine Learning in OJIP analysis.

Plant phenotyping relevance

植物の高速蛍光 kinetics(OJIP)からストレス状態を抽出する機械学習手法を開発し、既存データセットで検証しており、フェノタイピング手法が中心である。

abstractThis study proposes a Machine Learning-based approach using a One-Class Support Vector Machine anomaly detection model to effectively categorize OJIP measurements into “normal”, representing healthy plants, and “anomalies”.
abstractThis approach was validated using a previously published dataset.
abstractthe percentage of these “anomalies” showed a meaningful correlation with both the progression and severity of stress.

Code and data availability

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Datasetpublic

Supplementary Materials: The following supporting information can be downloaded at https:// www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/stresses4040051/s1. All OJIP data used in the study can be found in Supplementary data (OJIP data).xlsx.

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